Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1875, Page 4

Weather Probabilities To-de a Orrice or Carre WAL OFFI NY ASHINGTON. May 21, 1875- t y the middie and eastern states, rising ary barometer, northwest to south- is, warmer. partly cloudy and clear the Female Minstre!s. Theater Cornique._— Opening week of Seximer Garden, with a listof new stars. Avenue Theater—Song. minstrely aad dance, concluding with the can-ean. Furst Presty'erian Church, 4% street, near D. “Authors ete.” Odd Fellows’ Heb.—Professor Sheidion’s May i. —_+—_—_ dondensed a . eae ige Fither to-day entered suit for United’ States against Join W. Frazee, to wer S2#alleze? tohave been paid him wrongfully, as captain of company C, 48th Ohio volunteers, in is62. r. Wm. ni; t will have on his stalis— Nos. 235 and 2; Center market—to-morrow, a tempting (lisplay of Boston mackerel, sheep head, salmon trout, salt-water taylors, hali- but and lebster. Belvil Ryan's company closed their en- gacement at the Nationa! Theater last night, and the house will be closed the remainder of the week. Mareizek’s opera troupe are uncer engage t with Manager Barton to Appear pext w he Sieux ch terday. ai Pattersor them thron quent! jorkee “Str, C.H. Hodgson, the 8. I. G.of the Su- k. fs visited the navy yard yes- nd Capt. Badger, who escor showed them how the big guns reme Loge, Knights of Pythias, is the editor of the an (West Va.) Mercury, and wa part of the war, at- ar’ tached ional Inlelligencer's local in this c1 “Captain Arthur MacArthar, son of Judge MacArthur, of the preme Court of the District of Columbia, was marrie* in Nor- foik on Wednesday to Miss Mary Pinckney Hardy. daughter of J. A. Hardy, esq., of that city. The judge and his wife, who were prese ent, returned to the city last evening. The Washington Light Infantry have en- gaged quarters during their stay In Boston at the Commonweaith hotel, on ington street, near the <quare. Col. Moore will take about sixty muskeis with five officers, a band of twenty-five pieces, and the head- qwarters’ staff . 2 The anviversary of the Young Men's Chris- tian Associat on Monday evening next, in Lin Ackiresses are to be delivered by President Mandet; Rev. Dr. Deems, of the Church of rangers. New York city; Hon. Cephas t, of New York, amt I. S. McLain, ballot-boxes and ficent firemens’ trumpet € to the vietors will no doubt at- tract a large crowd this evening at the chapel, corner Vermont avenue and N street northwest. The supper-toom will contain every thing inviting. The annual examins St. Matthew's institv on of the students of ® were concluded last evening. es were pleasantly va- ried by music ¢ the guidance of Prof. ms. and by recitations from Ferdinand t William Greenwel at, pupils. The examin: was very rigid during two days, showed that ther Tobias, who is in ¢ ze. and bis thy associates have doue their whole duty by their pu ——+—_——. MAY FESTIVAL OF THE SCHTETZEN tival of the Washing- . at the Schuetzen y pleasant affair rings of our Germen- ly are. The at- he day and evening was and no disturbances occurred to mar the pleasure of the occasion. The time Aifved . Which Was passed in prize shooting, bowling, prome- bade concerts, &e. The following won shcoting and bowling rizes . V. jattern; Shooting prizes—Ladies: 1, Mrs 3, Mrs. G. C. Mrs. W. Fendnor, ler Mrs. J. Horner; 10, Mrs. “Mr. H. Reh. 2, R. Rudharat: 3, Mrs. W. Berens; 4. Gie Xander; 1! Gents_1, John Lippe Aue. Koch; +, Franz Bengler; 5, R. Heunseh; &, W. Feuduer; 7, Chas. Edel; %, John L: Vogt Seufferle; 2, W. F. Houghines; 5, Berens; 3 Jotn L. Vv The association last evening presented to their popular secretary, Mr. Biout, a hand- some ebony walking cane with a finely en- graved heavy gold head, bearing the inserip- “Presented to H. L. Bloat, Esq., by ton Target Association, May and “One good deed deserves REAL stare SALes.—Rf. H. Warner, real estate broker. has sold at private sale for E. K. Wilson jot on the west side of 12th street, between U y streets, for the Metropolitan railroad company. lot 6), io Jesse Haw’s subdivision of Mount Pleasant. for . Also. for Dr. J. P. Rich- ardson, lots 1 29 and 21, subdivision of square s69,on East Capitol street, between €th and 7th streets, for $3.760, and special im- provements. Also. for Rev. 0. A. Bartholo- mew, 1331 Coreoran street, to George W. Adatns. esq., for 35,800. Also, at auction, lot 49. subdivision of square 153, fronting 28 by 113 feet on 16th street, between Land M Borthwest, to Chas. C. Glover, esq., at 80cents per square foot. Thomas Dow Gay for J.G. Payne, trustee, lot WS. fronting 30 feet on the east side of th street, between H and I streets. to Hon. Geo. Bancroft. for $1.51 per foot. Also, for Chas. M. Matthews. trustee, lot No. 23. fronting 69 feet 5 inches on the west side of New Hamp- €, Auctioneer, sold yester- shire avenue. near M street. to Wm. M. FE. Kirk, i cents per foot. Also, west half ot in square 158, to H. Kilbourn, €sqj., ab 45 cents per foot. Messrs. Young & Middleton, anctioneers, real estate and Insurance agents, sold yes- terday. jot +. in square 565, corner Massachu- Setis avenue and 2d street northwest, to Mr. RS. Davis, trustee, for $I per foot; also, the north balfof lots 5 and 6, and the south 66 feet of lot 6, same square, to the same gentle- man, for 8 cents per foot. Messrs. H. F. Zimmerman & Son, auction- ers, No. 641 Louisiana avenue. sold on Mon- day, h instant, for A. A. Birney, tee. parts of lots * and 9, in square 5: ©. Turner, for <0. ——.—— Tre Ratitrnoap SMasw Up SEAR HaA- GFERSTOWN —In the notice of the procession of the Knights of Pythias in Wednesday's STAR mention was niade of a railroad smash up near Hagerstown whieh prevented the attendance here of the «nights from that section. The Hagerstown Reporter of day gives the following account of Wednesday morning. between 5 and ¢ A. mM... a spec jeft the Western Mary- land depot, < to proceed onan ex- cursion 10 and Baltimore. near MeComa: warehouse, and at a considerable speed, be fore the train could be checked, it ran intoa been run upon the main arily villain from a sid- ing where It stood the night before. Most fortunately no gine was conside torn up for some ext The perpetrator of this dete bie act must have had akey to unlock the track and place the obstacle Upon it, and was therefore, most probab @ railroad emp! te Miss mma Tucker, . Who was buried from urch on the lth instant. was fled yesterd: ” the Probate Court, will come up for action to-morrow. It ‘con- tains the following bequests, to which her Signatare is attached by “mark.” Ail her real estate, being house and lot in square 905, fronting on Virginia avenue, to Wm. A. Hen- derson, £1,008 in Washington Cor tion stock in trust to Emma J. Martin for the benefit of Caroline Mitchell, colored, at whose death it is to be divided equally between said Martin and Henderson, $1,000 In Washington Corporation stock and $1,000 in government bonds to Emma J. Martin, her neice; $1,000 in government bonds to her neice, Mrs. Clara E. Morrison. She leaves ali her per- sonal property to be divided equaliy between her sisters. Elizabeth in, Jane W. 1 and Fli Polnts Wm. Notth m executor. It is un- derstood the wil! will be contested. THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS, at meeting vesterda: - appointed Geo. B. Wilson an additional Yate. for duty at the new sehoo! — = oe txetown, Henry A. Co- J, H. Berni. Ww oe, dE were received by Commoiore | gh the machine shops, and subse. | { this city is to take place | ain halt. | 4 T. Stellwagen, and ap- ; their | in tod lop until continue level G} he he graiest cap Excer. A PLEASANT AFFAIR. The annual excursion of the officers, di- | rectors and stockholders of the Great Falls Ice Company to their works near the Great | Falls of the Potomar, was given yesterday. | | The trip was made from the Aqueduct bridge, town, in the company’s new steam | fier Arctic. (first trip, batt for the Tocmepertation ef ico ocut fee works to the wharves in this city. The weather was pleas: the leasant, the air bracing, and Yor fores ver } = the nae ever given by company. sone of one hundred were on the ground by 8 o’¢lock, the hour for st The boat had been with rows of seats running its — length, with canopy of canvas protecting the company from the sun’s rays, and on deck was found a large-size Smith's organ, which was after- wards explained when the company had embarked, as ye it were about a dozen well-known vocalists of this city, with Profs. Holmes and Bradiey. At convenient distances along the deck was james water-coolers filled with the choicest um) f Great Falls tee, stands of sand- witches, and a variety of cool fluids in botties and kegs, which, by the way, never seemed to grow empty, although a constant drain was made on them. The ages aay was made up of the principa) business men in this com- munity, with @ sprinkling of the various pro- fessions and representatives of government departments. Some, who preferred the land route, drove up in carriages over the new Conduit road, Which terminates near the ‘works of this company. The following gentiemen of prominence in | business or professional cireles. or publ c | life, were noticed in the party: Secretary W | W. Belknap: John M. Brodhead, Second trolier; R. W. Tayier, First Controller; Pa sh. J. M. Lewi master J. ©. Cas is. C. Alexan- der, C. C. Ivey, T. . G. M. Pre- yost, B. Lewis Blackford, john Van Riswick, N.B. Fugitt, A. S. H. White, H. H. Bradley, John R. Major, H. M. Packard, Hen Perley Poore, 8. D. Castleman, R. R. Somes, W. DB. Cassin, C. M. Mathew: ’. D. Fearson, Geo. E. Kennedy, Jackson Yates, Geo. L. Sherif, | E. E. Holmes, Levi Woodbury, T. M. Kel- | Unger, Wm. A. Thompson, Robert Boyd, Samuel Cross, T. M. Plowman, Edw’d Droop, . Washburn, W. . Wilson, Thomas C. Pearsall, 8. H. Wimsatt, Franklin Philp, R. Joseph, A. A. Gutman, Michael Nash, Francis Mobun, John F. Bridgett. John H. Joseph, John A. Baker, Jas. R. Roche, E. E. White, Robert Ball, W. H. Brawner, W. H. Cl: J. H. Cassell, R. K. E) E. N. Gray, M. Mew, v, J. W. Boteler, R.’ W. Campbell, Hume, Lewis Clephane, L. F. Clark. Cox, George Mattingly, E. K. John- m.R. Smith, H. Polkinhorn, Dr. J. E. obn M. Thacher, C. W. Hancock, no, John B. Dawson. B. F. Guy, Dr. jarke, F. W. Jones, Wm. Birney, H. \. ¢. Jas. L. Barbour. John Milburn, J. W. Hogg, J. H. Collins, Jas. L. Davis, H: | 8. Crosley, Hallet Kilbourne, E. W. Rice, | John E. Norris, Jonn Pettibone, H. H. Dodge. Dr. W. P. Johnston, P. M. Dubant, R. M! Hall, Samuel Norment, S. H. Howell, T. A. Dr. C.C. son, Wi King. T. W. Smillie, A. Siebert, T.C. Brown, G. R, Thompson, B. F. Lioyd, James Patter- son, W arch. C. B. C Cc urch, Geo. W. Coch- ran, Col. 8. 8. Smoot, John_T. Given, Vv. Noyes, 8. S. Burdette, and T. D. Bond. The trip up was @ round of merriment, and interspersed with lively songs by Messrs. 8. Hoimes, H. H. Bradley. G. L. Sneritf, Patterson, B. F. Lioyd, G. R. TI | ©. Brown, W. A. Thompson, J. son, W.S. Yeatman, Robert Bali and Chas. W. Hancock. The row of huge ice-houses were reached at o'clock. Here the steamerdrew up, and the party disembarked for a hasty survey of the grounds and improvements; after which, Most of them again took the boat for the Great Falls, some three miles above, where the party again seattered, some to enjoy a ramble about the ledges and rocks of the falls. and others to look at the improvements ade by Col. Samo about the water works. the courtesy of the superintendent, Mr. Sullivan, the gate-house was unlocked and the manner of regulating the flow of water throngh the conduit was explained. A trip was made to the dam which diverts the water to the mouth ef the conduit, and af- terwards to the grounds belonging to the government, which have been enclosed, graded and ‘handsomely improved. A new dwelling-house for the superintendent and employes is now in process of building. It is of cut gray Seneca stone from the govern- ment quarry, and whea completed will be a handsome building, costing about $4,000. The boat returned at 3 o'clock to the ice company’s works, and after various diver- sions, the announcement of dinner drew the entire party together again in the capacious dining rooms where three rows of tables were spread out ladened with refreshments, which would have been a credit to auy hotel in this city. The hungry crowd fell to, and a lively rattling of dishes, knives, forks, and glasses were kept up until all were satisfied, when tables were clearet for toasts and speech- making. The president of the company, Mr. Jobn Riswick, was at the head of the table. with Secretary Beiknap on his right and Ben Perley Poore on his left. Mr. Van Ris- wick addresed the guests in the following brief but appropriate words: Gentlemen:—It affords me much pleasure to have it In my power to welcome you, on be- half of the Great Falls Ice Company, to this. the scene of its earliest enterprise, and a con- siderable source of its present supplies. Your presence here in such goodly numbers attests the favor with which the citizens of the Dis- trict reward the unremitting efforts of the company to effectuate the pu: of its organization, at the same time it is an evi- dence—a most cheering evidence—of the ready appreciation and active support that awaits In our community upon domestic en- terprise, when honestly directed to tne pub- le good. The pride with which I would point to steadily increasing success that has attended the operations of the company since | its formation In 1865, will be pard , Lam sure, when it is remembered that that suc- cess is founded solely on domestic ital, native energy, the co-operation of resident business talent, and the re et oe do- mestic labor, at @ season of the year when other avenues to an honest livelihood are closed to that class of laborers who are most | dependent upon constant and severe manual | work. Employment is furnished by the | company, and at liberal wages, to hundreds. | At such time the led surface of these waters is alive with active scene of har- vesting. Again, a, in the name of | the company, I bid you welcome to such hos- | pitality as we are enabled to afford you this day, and in doing so, permit me to express | the that you will devote yourselyes er to the pleasures of the oceasion, and | that Its agreeable associations may furnish you with an incentive to future renewals of our intercourse. [App! ) Mr. John T. Given was called for and gave of the origin of the ice company jah tory . | and its Operations, stating that it was one of the important institutions of Washington, and the company are proud to have it recog- nized as such. stockholders feel honored at having seated around their table men re] vernment He bid them we! ‘his organi. zation Was started in 1865, and the man who first conceived the idea was present, Mr. John Pettibone. He, if not the founder, is the father of this company, and to his efforts is the suecess of the company largely indebt- ed. It had been the practice of the stock- holders and directors to make an annual pil- image to their works with invited guests & an Vg of views — — enjoyment. @ comIpa.ly Was ineorpora’ 4 the authorities of Maryland it had given employment to a large number of laboring men at a season of the year when most needed. This company beli¢ved in the encouragement of home industries, which it had practiced, and in retern they claim a fair share of the pub- lie ey as it was the aim to fursish the largest of ice possible for the small- est bitof fractional eurreney. (Applause) reer pe Slee fo pecs Sates euns had located their works in the beet ured from a of pure spring water. The compar has not as yet been able to make large ive dends, but they have the satisfaction of be! tinned ‘against than’ sin: bas more ning; he alluded to ex-Governor Shepherd, (Cheers] @ representative Mpeg orn through whose the city of Washing- ton and Its many Industries had taken anew parture. [A r. Hallet Ki made an te response during which he the and administra! copneaie He described took = it a pent part | calami to the D of character and wi! of the na- tion here remains permanently fixed, and its beauties and ati |, and will Wi loge) will tals of world. ghd oa Be trons wane OFF "TA on Dr. C. C. to 5 5 ; gentleman proceeded todo in his usual happy pasate Broker and At somect, manner. ue to whicn F#eral Buildings, cor. 7thand F ¢tivets northwest. ee Loe |, keeping NOTtce. the ina roar of laughter, asheusuaily gunk OF REAL UsPare does. TRICT OF “OLUMBIA io r pURLIC Dr. W. P. Johnston 0 y proposed the bar of AUCTION FOR THE AMOUNTS DUE Washington, to which response was made by FOR SPECI. IMPROVEMENTS Mr. T. A. Lambert, attorney to the ice com- THRREON. oe pany. Dr. J. E. Morgan was next called out, and | a was followed by Controllers Tayler and , Brodhead. ‘i 8 | Certificate 1879—On all of anblivision Lot €. Certificate 1577—On the west twenty feet of Lot number four. 4. red one h hondred and fifty. nis suerseed ta toe name of Willen of 22 mount «f one hundred and fifty <x dred and eighty-four delfare ninety elght ceu:s, inety two ceute,;§ 130 96.) Ball of subdivision Lot number 713—O in twenty -eieht,(28.) in snare nombered one ben A are numbered seven hundred and ffty-nine, | dred and sixty-seven, assessed in the name of : emai | eter ance cated Atala aa | Sppasatancnmeetonnasey ot The chair proposed the Southern Maryland ia shall, until otherwise pro by law, ox- herp ey Bi C four ee fallroad company. Responded to by Colonel ¢feite all the power and authority lawfully vested at | ceuts, (@502.08. Certificate 1715—On all of subdivision Lot namber mnoot. ernor or Board of Public Works of said District, ex- Certificare 1551—On the west thirty-four feet ($4) of | thirty-one. 31,) in sguare mamiernt cas Hanmbee The last toast was to hn thee italy Bed j opt 90 ip oule nce Hanited ; | part of Lot number two (2.)insgnare numbered fen S hae ee ete ge company, and here the whistle of the boat nder and by virtue of an act of Con- liam B. Dole of six hundred an interrupted further proceedings. gaeet supreme: Perea 2 Met eend en | twenty-seven dollars sixty sin ceuts,. #52" se Gusting wile Cite betivintie are ey | ee een eee oe Le es | Certificate 1715—On the north twenty-five feet (25) of and during whic festivities were con- | of an ack of ; i rt of Lot number twenty, a square pam Linued on the deck. | The boat reached the | Stina An set Preecrtbing tne Mods of heemtoees | Certificate 1589—On the cast thirteen feet treana | Farts ucenumbs aud sixty nine, 103.) aeeres wharf in Georgetown at 11 o’ciock, and the for Special Improvements, and Providing for the three-quarter inches (13 5%) of part of Lot number tm the name of J. 1 Clark and DOH. Gilder: | Weil lense with thehoapiality enjoyed and | EUsita'Nteniy gtr hartaaarhah at | Sate igTenreegtette sem Mpegs ged | nhc tmount of fon fnfd and forty ane «1 A FOV i af fe of x that ine prratnthin aoa Big tring onice Tas | Het nse he ame or sae Sal sss | Soerdeheucchee ar enerteteaey em” | onmheds id Outen ante Afty feet (50) of part Communities of arrangements exerted them- | Act Presctibing the Modecl Amensmentz and Fro- | ee % of Lot number twenty, (3),)in square pambernd selves to the utmost in making this, as was the copport of the Government of the District of Co. Certificate 1501—On the west twenty feet (20) of part one handred and sixty-nine, ; 169.) assesend in the unanimously accorded, their most successful Jnmbia.’ approved March three (3), 1875, the Board of Lot number three, (3.) in square wambered ereht name of J. H. Ch HY Gilderaleive inthe excursion. “This company have stored at | of Public ‘Works filed in the office thereof a state- hunéred and sixteen, : 81 in the name of their houses on the upper Potomac about 9,000 tons of ice and about 12,000 tons at Ana- lostan Island. This ice is —— to any ever harvested since its organization. sears brant WE CLAIM that the Elmwood collar will fit better, look more like linen, and keep clean longer than any other.— Adv. ge PROPERTY-OWNERS who have not made application for damages to property by reason of public improvements can now file their claims with J. C. Lay & Co., No. 223 # street. ment of the cost of certain completed improvements referred to in section 37 of said act of Congress ap- proved February 21, 1:71. and immediately thereafter made an aswe-sment based updn said siatement, as provided for in said section of said act: And whereas amoug said asseskments were aesess- mente against the property hereinafter named And whereas the Boxrd of Public Works gave. or egused to be given, as required by the second section Of the act of Aseombly, approved. Atagiat 0,137 notice to each proprictor of epeciaily benefited by amonnt so as aforestid asses and the porties hercinafter thirty days negle rty adjoining, ements, of wainst the same, ued for more than * in consequence of such re: sald Board of Pubilc Works iseued the fol certificates of indebtedne-ss at the date he “ Mentioned against said proper-s. as required by said act of the Legisintive Assembly, to wit = re than one year has elapsed sine: main unpaid: and whereas 8. C. Tho York city, claims to be the holder of said certin cates, and has apptied to the undersigned to sell said lots or property - CITY ITEMS. HATS.—The latest styles of gentlemen's, boys and children’s Light Felt, Linen and Straw Hats for summer wear, received this Popular (ne Price Store,” week at Lewis’ 920 7th street, between I and K. MOST REMARKABLE in its effects, and most useful in its application, the fi at Sozodont has become the most popular Den- tifrice in existence. "Tis used and praised by everybody. eo ° “THERE NAME is LEGION,” may be ap- Plied to those who die annually of Consump- lon, although science has of late years sen- sibly diminished their number. Tt is grati- fying to know that the general use of Dr. fistar's Balsam of Wild Strumental in attal and $1 a bottle, cheaper. 16th Street, between N and Boundary. ertiticate 1452—On all of enbdivision Lot number fifty-eight, (S8.) in sanare numbered one hundred and _seventy-nine, (179.) in the name of Crose in the amonnt of one-hundred and sixty-seven dellars fourteen cents, ( @ 167.14.) Certificate 1456—On all of subdivision Lot number forty-two, (42,)in sqnare numbered one hundred and eighty. (14),) assessed in the name of Robert A. Champion inthe amount ot one hundred and eighty-cight dollars three cents, ( $185.03.) Certificate 1732—On the north twenty-five feet (25) of part of Lot number six, 6.) in square aambered “land pinety-four, (194,) assessed in the w elers Say. name of E. H. Doughterty, in thé amount of two Persons who travel on business or for pleas- | lmndred ‘and cight dollars’ ninety-two ‘cents, ure, and who keep their eyes and ears open, | {$#08.92.) agree in the opinion that Hale's Honey of | ¢, ‘ert: @ 1742—On all of subdivision Lot nnmber Horehound end Tar is the most popular medi- twelve, (12,) in sqaare numbered one hun: and cines ever advertised in America. It is re- eighty-one. (151,) assessed in the name of Catharine commended as a specitie for coughs, cokls | H. E. Queen (for a balance.)in the amount of and difficulty of breathing. not merely by the druggist, who might be supposed to have an interest in so doing, but by a large propor- Uon of the residents of every section of the United States, - -siche Drops—Cure in one min- eo seventy-three dollars eighty-five cents, ( $73.55.) Certificate 1744-0) all of Lot number sixteon d one hundred and i Inez J. Pan 4%.) in the seventy-one dollars thirty fone two cents, ( $171. East Capitol street, between Ist and 11th, Certificate 151s—On ail of Lot number «ixt ee f rn For Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan, asic | Osrtificate 1511—0a ail of Lot number and ‘ont , : ‘our druggist for Perry’s Moth and Freckle otion. It is reliable. For Pimples on the | Bi i Hoos in taco cmat ater nen Face, Black-Heads or Flesh ‘forms, use dred and forty-t dollars eighteen cents, Perry's Improved Comedone and Pimple 'Ren- | ($443.15 edy, the Grea’ Certificate 1515—On in Medicine, or consult Dr. 55, inches (20.11) of par Bond street, New York. the west twent t in eq a nitabere fh nh hundr ne 4 Mt or 7 - nine, (729,) inthe name of Hugh McCaf- DEY Goods: frey Jn the mount of one handred and uinety three forty-six cent 5.) MATTINGS, CARPETING, &c. 1 in amount enty-two ce BURDETIE'S SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK 38 full and complete. The largest stock of desirable DRY GOODS and MATTING to be nd in the ast twenty-three feet eleven 113g) of part of Lor city. The beat yard-wide Pacific Percales, 1254 ets. 9.) in square numbered seven hi The best Wash oe cents. epty-nin 29.) ed in the nam: IMMENSE STOCK. William Breminger ant of two hu echll goods warranted to beas represented by the | aud twenty-one dollars fifty-eight cente, ($221 0 jenmen. y. W.BURDETTE & 00., Certificate 1525—On all of Lot number twenty-th Ss. 92% 7th street northwest, 23.) in square mombs seven hundred Tay lS ét 706 K FF bad twenty-nine. ; d in the name of J.B. Phillips in the aiavant ot four hundred and forty: THEY ARE three dollars eighteen cents, (§ 443.18.) Certificate 152—On all of enbdivision Lot number one.(1,)in square nambered seven hundred anc i 760,) asse-sed in the name of Albert Grant t of two hundred aud seventeen dol: T cents, ( $217.64.) Certificate 1527—On all of subdivision Lot number Confessedly The Cheapest. THOSE two.(2.)in equare numbered seven handred and Fists 700.) aesceved tn the ne of Jobu J. Sal- 0 —_g12__ 14 ___ 816 —__ nthe amount of two hundred and seventeen ou $12 - . #5 lars sixty-four ceuts, ($217.64 ) ilies SUITS. Certificate 1523—On all of subdivision Lot number three, (3.) in sqnare numbered seven hnndre vixty.(760,) asseseed in the name of Albert ( in the amonnt of two hi lars sixty four cents, ( $2! Certificate 1529—On all of subdivision Lot number four.(4.) in square numbered ~even handred and ed in the name of Albert Grant rel aud seventeen dol- ‘ant indred and seventeen dol 64.) THEY ARE ELEGANT FOR EUSINESS WEAR. tof two hi lars sixty-four cents, ( $2 Certificate 230—On all of subdivision Lot number ONLY five. iu eynare numbered seven hundred and baila isscssed in gy Albert a tof two ed aud seventeen $10—$12__¢11____$16 __g18 lars sixty-four cents, ( $217.04.) : EACH. Certificate 1831—On all of sub sion Lot number Xe ia square Lumbered seven hundred and *ixty. ).) assessed inthe name of Albert Grant in the amount of two hundred and seventeen dol- Jars sixty-four cents, ( $217.64.) THEY ARE Certificate 1522—On all of subdivision Lot number seven, (7,) in square nutabered seven hundred and ) asaessed in the name of William ‘in the amount of two hundred and seventeen dollars sixty-four cen 217 64.) SUITABLE FOR DRESS WEAR. (s tificate 1533—On all of subdivision Lot number eht.(5.) in square numbered seven hundred and 76),) assessed in the name of Albert Grant mount of two hundred and seventeen dol- Jars sixty-f, ur cents, ( $217.64.) Certificate 153{—On all of subdivision Lot number pine. (9.) in square pambered seven hundred and sixty ;) assessed inthe name of Albert Grant ip the amount of two hundred and seventeen dol- Jars sixty-four cents, ( $217.64.) Certificate 1585—On all of subdivision Lot number ten. (10) in square numbered seven hundred and sixty, (760,) assessed in the name of Albert Grantin the amount of two bandred and seven- teen dollars sixty-four cents, ( $217.61.) Certificate 1536—On all of subdivision Lot number TEN DOLLARS, $12—_811—_ 816, EIGHTEEN DOLLARS, ALL-WOOL, WELL MADE, WELL SHRUNK, WELL TRIMMED. a7See Them At Once.t4 eleven, (11,)in square numbered seven hundred = six! At ae mee Ft oo een oe rant inthe amonnt of two hundred and seven: HABLE BROTHERS, teen do! ixty-lour cents,« $247.64.) Certificate 1537—On all of subdivision Lot numbe: twelve, (12,) in square numbered seven hundred and sixty. (760,) assessed in the name of Albert Grant in the amount o! two hundred and seveuteen dollars sixty-four cents, ( $217.64.) Certificate 1535—On all of subdiv thirteen, (13.) in scuare numbe: nn hundred and sixty. (76),) assessed in the name of Albert Grant in the am wg huntred aud seventeen TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, mayl9-tr CORNER 77TH AND D StREETs N.W. THE ICE KING REFRIGERATOR Has stood the severest test for the past Sve yoart, carried away the honors at all the principal trial Exhibitions throughout ‘ail competing with nearly every Refrigerator now in existence, am now prepared to challenge world its le to produce its eutal. 1, DIGGIN, Patenteo, Lot number io ad dollars sixty-fo Certificate 1539—On all of subdivision Lot number fourteen. (14,) in sjuare numbered seven hundred and sixty. (7@,) in the name of Albert THE ICE KING Grant in the amount of two hundred and seventeen ia @ PRI Fee ert a sconmumer like others that dollars sixty-four cents, ( $217.64.) bear the name of Ref It will kee} Gessription of pectebatle Ten loaten freee? | CortisASte 1545—0n the one foot (1) adjoining to west ter than any other now in nse, and will not consume twenty feet Sd of part of Lot number ten, (10,) in half the amount of ce. The following are some o! #quare numbered seven hundred and eighty-seven, Ms advantages over all others: Ist. It'eavou Sity por | (7h7,) aaseaed. in the unmue of Peter MeNamara i cent. of ice over her Refrigerators. 2d. Pho | the ‘amount of nine dollars twenty ave conte, fee, King can tree a pan ofwater into’ soud | ($0.5.) ‘ very few hours. 3d, Lt produ A temperaturé in the provision chambers’ ade Tico | Certificate 1882—On all of Lot 2, in sqnare num- uce & temperature of Zero in the day bered seven hundred and eighty-seven, (787,) as- Of summer, Sth, One article will not eof the | sessed in the name of Emil §. Frederick in the taste or smell of the other. 6th. The Refrigerator is | aimovnt of one humdred and ninety-seven doll are Gtvided into two separate and distinct compartments. thirty-one cents, ($197 31.) ith, The Ice King is the best Refrigerator for cooling wine, ale aud becr, extant. ‘th. Com! Certificate 1854—On the west sixteen feet, (16,) of with is ‘one of the finest Water- part cf Lot number four, (4.) in square numbered Coolers in the world. 9th. The Wision cham- bund twenty-eight, (725,) asseased ij Belongs Tae ae anes ara,hey oo | the tae ofA tnd true i these Ay ae La ents iat eo jorty-seveu dollars ninety -eig! Manofactory southwest corner of 6th | Gertif, 1563—01 eat twenty-four feet three- fect and Maryland event? fount tuckh (a4 Uk) OF wart ok lot umber ine na ley, between 13th and Mth streets, | danereece pumbered 0 orem bandred sug twen- ‘ivania avenue and F be a A eel aad . Ord- ama undred twenty- HT Drage aot | edacten anette two Mundred, ‘The right for a few states for sale. Addreas, Certificate 1544—On all of Lot number ten,(10,) in ayitin 3B; M DIGGING, Paton, | fi cemesnieeea mee Wa treeae fee CINCINNATI promt Rg hcndred and fu. "ty-five di ten LION LAGER Opiate ne fast event ares cet AND sight, (728.) assessed in the name o CN. G. S in the of % fl 2 BOCK AND PILSEN BEER Frouten econ Coa aren ane, fo: ve IN Gitificate 1866—On all of Lot number ¢welve, 12.) CASKS AND BOTTLES, sla, (8) never in the pame of For sale by lara ten cents, ( $445.10. sAwL ALWER, ce fourteen hence tree cf taebannis .) of part 67 GREEN STREET, io Gin as pate may7-tr GEORGETOWN, D.¢._ | Crown in ant of : handed . A eighty-two dollars amount of one ) bundred cigh- ty four dollars ninety-cight cents, $154.94.) t Certificate 1724—On all of Lot namber sixteen, (15 ) Certificate 1595—On the east twenty-two feet (22) of 1» square numbered one hun‘red and seventy, | Part of Lot number four,(4,) in equare anubered | (170,) assessed in the name ct Natban Tomecn ta | eight hundred and sixteou, (S16,) inthe | the amount of four hundred and uinety one dol | bameof Leonard Baum in the amount of two hun- dred and three dollars torty eight cents, $203.43.) Certificate 1698—On ail of subdivision Lot number seventeen, (17,) in square numbered eight hundred and ninety sever ) ansexsed in the name of Charles Prior ii amount of one hundred and forty-seven dollars ninety six cents, ( $147.96.) fifty nine cents,( $491.29.) Certifeate 1725—On all of subdivision Lot mum fourteen, (14,) in sqnare numbered one huad: and cighty-five, (155, assessed in the name Phares Krapp in th oust of seven hand: and thirty-five dollars nine cent*,; $735.09.) Certificate 1609—On the west eight feet, (8,) of part part of subdivision Lot mumber eighteen, (13,) in square numbered eight hundred and ninety -seven, (557,) assessed inthe name of Charles Prior in the ammount of ninety-feur dollars, (@94.00.) Certificate 1613—On the west eighteen feet. (18,) of t of Lot number seven, (7,) in square nutnbered in On all of +a andred and e Bs ic the name of George W. Riggs in the amonat of | €ight hundred and seventeen. (SI7,)assvessad inthe | one bundred and sixty-nine dullare saty five 5. Birch in the amount of one hundred | cents, ( $169.65.) | six doliars forty-eight cents, ; $165.43.) Certificate 1725-On all of wt ten. (10, (sity ‘4 | Gantt inthe ame of Emil 8. Frederick, trastee, in the amount of twenty-three dollars» twelve’ cents, ($23.12.) Certificate 1616—On the west thirty four feet seven inches, (34.07.)of part of Lot number eight.(5,) iu sguare numbered right hundred and se (S17,) assessed in the name of Emil 8, Frederick trustee. in the amount cf three hundred and nine teen dollars eighty-five cents, ( $319.55.) Certificate 1621-0; fon Lot number | andeed and meot Charles d and twelve in the amon five cents, ($2 Lot number subdivision ei f four he ~three cents number ten, (10.} in aud twenty-f ree W AIty ees Certificate 1629—On all of Lof number fifteen, (15,) in square numbered eight hundred and sixty nine (569,) aeseased in the name of Chagacey Lathrop in the amount of four hundred and seventy-oue dol lare seventy cents, ($471.7 Certificate 1630—On all of L in square numbered eight (569,) assessed in the name the amount of four - lars seventy cents, ( Certificate 1749—On the © i arto Let x eee Lat ¥-0u aut bondred and sevent: S871 ie.) Certifieste 17! one-third seventeen and fifty « tr seventeen, (17, Pr nty-one dollars 1 the am hinety tour seventy ce te, (Baz. — On all of Lot number eighteen, 18.) mbered cight hundred and sixty-1i ed in the name of Robert Pront in the four hundred and iittecn dollars four ) 3 six dollars nts, Certificate 51—On the middle righteen feet five and ( f part of Lot number | numbered two hundred | IPs unt of t ed in the Dan (Bad 0 in { one hundred and Certificate 1633—On all of Lot number thirty-six dolla cents. ($135.91) °° | in sauare numbered ¢ ninytred and cate 3251 On nil of hot» yin square 9 assessed in the in the amount of four hu eighty three cents, ( $410.33. amount of four hundred and fifteen dollars four i ente. (a William Durr cents, (8415.04. ed and ten dollars Certificate 1634—On all of Lot number twenty, (20.) in sqaare numbered eight hundred and sixty-nine (09,) assessed in the name « t Prout in the ameunt of four bund: uty-one dollars seventy cents. $471.70.) Certificate 179—On all sqnare numbered three 3 th the ‘amount of fire dollars twelve cent © tificate 1635—On all of Let nnmber twenty-one, in square numbered eight hundred and +ixty- ine, (S09,) assessed inthe name of Bol in the amount of four hu dollars seventy cents, ( $4 Certificate 14%—On_ th chased by J. L. Ashle nomber twenty-t Certificate 1764—On the east twenty-five feet one-half inch (25 03,) of part of Lot number nine. 9.) 4 square numbered three hundred and twenty, (220 assesved inthe name of Mary B. Renner in amount of one hundred and eighty-five dollars ninety-two cents, ( 135.92.) twenty-six feet (25) pur for a bal: 0, (22, in eight bundred and cisty"nine. 06 Certificate 177—On the west twenty fect (20) of part name of Robert Prout in the amouut of une hun | of Lot number thirteen: 13.) in square anmbeed rey gamd twenty dollars forty-eight cents, | two hundred and eighty nine. (2:9.) assessed (3120.48.) the name of Geo rge W. Riggs in the amount of « forty-eight dollars fifty cents, bondred and Dn allof Lot numbertwenty-three. | ($148.50.) umbered ht hundred and «| = coed iu ths baune of Reticence’ Mia | Certificate 1767—On the middle nineteen fest (29) of “ m = ne of six hundred and uinety-three a ae A ao ere a ollars ts, ( 00.00 wo hundred and fifty-two, (282.)"assoanr gia ig ean name of JM. Grahain in the amount of Certificate reel 4 st — pemmier tem, 1.) in dred and forty-one dollars eight ceuts, (8 syuare numbered eight ed and y-elght. yuBre DI red eight hundred and ninety -eieht, Certificate 179 S Cie amar ae gy mame of CHEW. Junkin in | Certificate 1790—On the w (3) of pa the amownt of four hued ey-cigue dol ot number seven, (7,) in square numbered tw» fifty-nine cents, ($498.50.) SME dollare | Eee red and BAS Bee (bearer mam of Brooke Mackall in the amount of twenty-two Piscate 1640 Onall of Lot number eleven. (11.) | dollars twenty-seven cents, @2227.) no sauare numbered eight hundred and muety. cight, (s98.) aseeesed inthe name of WiLiam H, | Certifiente 1906—On the west twenty feet one inch Fuss in the amount of four hundred and sixty dol: | (20.01) of part of Lot number two. 2.) in sat three hundred avd nineteen, (319) lars ninety cents, ( $460.9) ) sessed in the name of Smith Petitt in tho ans Certificate 1649—On all of Lot number six, (6,) in ne bundred and forty-nine dollars ten c syuare numbered nine hundred and forty-two, ) (942,) assessed in the name of Michael Kelly in the amount of five hundred and thirty-five dollars twenty-eight cents, ( $535.25.) Certificate 1885—@n all of Lot number nine Min square numbered nine hundred and forty-two. (92.) assessed in the name of F. A. Sparks in the amount of five hundred and thirty-five dollars twenty-cight cents, ( $535.28.) Certificate 137—On the middle thirty feet (30) of part of Lot number one,(1,) in square numbered nine hundred and sixty-seven, (967,) assessed in the name of John Collins in the amount of two hundred and seventy-seven dollars forty-six cents, ($77 46) ¥ Certificate 1637- 23.) in sqnal the west three feet (3) of part of Certificate 1515—On all of subdivision Lot mumber one hundred and five, (105,) in square numbered three hundred and seventy-five, (375,) assessed. 4a the name of ‘TW. Soran in the amonnt of on. hundred and forty-six dollars two cents, ($145.02. ) Certificate 1821—On the middle fire feet (8) of part of Lot number two.(2.)in Sanare numbered four hin in the name arga of thirty-seven ret Stewart in the amount ollars twelve cents, ( $87.12.) Certificate 18%1—On the middle twenty feet (20) of rt of Lot number two, (2,) in square numbered four hundred and twenty-nine, (429,) assessed in the name of Caroline 8. Peagh in the amount ificate 1859—On the west fifty feet (60) of part of ollare atty ce ot number three,(3,)im syaare numbered nine teunearet ory vight a = hundred gud sixti-eeven, (90) nthe aia | hi arab B. Collins in the amount of four 525 of hundred and sixty-two dollars forty-four cents, | Coy Dee wanton tere io teeta ad Part ($402.44. hundred apd twig tine, 49.) amounel tn thie Certificate 1600—On the east fifty feet (80) of part | Tame of Mic yeght do apd Lot number three,(3.Jin simare numbered kine | °RE,bundred and forty-eight dollars iifty cents, ed and sixty-sev assessed im the 2 of Robert Collins in the amount of four hun- Me R26 — 01 (3, ed ud sixty-two dollars forty-five cents, | Cumscatedeyaon all of Lot, namber Eminent fen ( $462.45.) (429,) assexsed in the 5. W. Certificate 1670—On all of Lot B, in sqnare numbered nine hundred and forty-one, (941,) assessed in the name of Albert Campbell in the amount of two hupdreg and twelve dollars seventy-two cents, ($212.72. name of J.B. Wright in tho amount cf five hundred and eighteem daitanese. euty-eight cents. ( $515.75.) 13th street, between the Canal and M st. Certificate 1827—On the west thirty fect (30) of p of Lot number thirteen,(13,) in square numb-red two et as forty-five, (245,) assessed in the square numbered nine hundred and ¢ixt name of Pierce jer in the amount of one assessed in the name of William T. Baldwin inthe | hundred and eighty-four dollars eighty-six couts, amount of one thousand two hundred and eighteen | ( $184.56.) dollars fifty-four cents,( $1,218.54. Certificate 1843—On all of subdivision Lot number one, (1.) in square num wo hundred aud for ty-eight, (205,) assessed in name of George F. Lindsay m the amount of nine hundred aud five dollars eighty-three (895.83.) Certificate 1847 ~On the middle thirteen feet ten in- ches (13.10) of part of Lot number twent: (35,) in square numbered two bundred eud afte, (200.) assessed in. name of Columbus Alexau der in the amonnt of eighty-five dollarstwenty. Lour cents, ( $35.24.) Certificate 1672—On all of Lot number two, (2,) in square numbered nine hundred and sixty s1x.(263,) asseased in the name of William T. Baldwin in the amount of nine hundred and twenty-four dollars eighty-nine cents, ( $924.9.) Water street, between 7th and 12th, Certificate 1674—On all of Lot number one, (1,) in square numbered four huadred and seventy-one, (471,) assessed in the nate of Andrew Rothwell in the amount of five hundred and fitty-tour dollars cereus pees Certificate 1859—On all of Lot number twenty-three, Certificate 1675—On all of Lot number two, (2,) in (23,)im square numbered two hundred and fifcy- uare nunbered four hundred and eeventy-one, | three, ( in the name of William Durr (471) asseesed in the, name of Andrew Rothwell in iv the amount of three hundred and siaty -nine dol- ¢ amount of five hundced and fifty-four dollars lars seventy-two cents, ( $369.72.) fifteen cents, ( $894.15.) Certificate 1676—On all of Lot number three, (3,) in | _itifeate 1S)—On boy Ppt hy ptt square numbered four hundred and seventy-one, (471) asseesed cent twenty -fonr,(24,) in square numbered two hundred iu the name of Andrew Rothwell ia fifty-three, (253,) assessed in the name of Alli the amount of five handred and fifty-four dollars mo {be grapes ok Ave eenred y *on Naylor in the amount of one handred and forty dollars ninety-six cents, ( $140.96.) Certificate 1561—On all of Lot number twenty-five, (22m square numbered ‘two hundred and fn | .) aascased in the name of Charles Al ander fn the amount of two hundred and sist Certificate 1677—On ail of Lot number four, (4,) in syn bered it yar hundred and #eventy-one, (481,) assessed in the name of Andrew Rothwell in’ the amount of one hundred and eighty-three dol- lars forty-five cents, ( $183.45.) twodollats ninety-five cents, 2030) SU Certificate 1679—On all of Lot number one, (1,) in Con aed te eran red and minaey one, | eee mame h Sa ee ee Ee, A, tn r pie ye i.) sussaned tn the meee ‘Dovillicrs and? in the amount of one thousand two ht Gerute oy hustred and taxis. sixty-eight dollars eighty cents, ( $1,258.50.) = orty Certificate 1630—On all of Lot number two, (2,) in ware numbered three handrod and ninety-one, (331, assessed in the M. the fot one thousand two haiiced aed ise of one oe : ty“eight dollars eighty cents, (9 1,208.90.) icate 1685—On all of Lot number 1) in nae tmiored fire hundred and wut ine a asseaned mame of Thomas W rtificate 1999—On ‘i unopat of five hundred four dol: six, C6) 2 aguante lars twelve cents, 3 jehty six, 2) in | Fartos in ibe ainount of i On the middie hundred and -two dollars ‘part eight, ‘in |] c mag ater ire antral Bu : trast Lf fare Siut@ | fee, ka the amount of elghty-ulne dollars tuirty six Soe lay in | Cents, ( $89.36.) ) ia ur Hike i edi Big a Most, 1,) in | (338'Vameaeed ta the name 8.) Certificate 1900—On the 7 finches 18.9) of pact of fF iF 3 E Hi Cec tifieate I®7—0), Certificate 198—1n al « i» the amount of « mundeg ane dollars seventy eight conte ; gi: the outhy twenty-five ¢ of part of Lot anwter thireen. 5 ’ two by im the vame of BOWille: | bandred and £1) four dollars in square % amount of two he: ih twenty f “ conte, @ 128.24 Certificate 17—Or trumber «« rin tare numbered wo hunired and st . eed in the name of JB Ellis » the meant of four bumdred and thirty one doligrs eighty tiv: 81S Certificate I1S—On alt of Lot number let. (8) im quare numbered two hundred and ater) BON we “i in the name of J Ellie et sl. in the amount of we dollace seventy twe handred and S00 T2 ertificate 1919—On the w 1. tasauary amonn, Certificate 19—On Inches (12.06) of pa square nanbered 298.) asmewwed in th the amount of ee cy Draper dollars forty D—On atl four hundred and t name of WD. W and five dolla name ot WD W and five dollars Certificate fonr bun Certificate 2833—0n the north 4 Lot nem two bundr iW name « day s1 Cortificate part of ur bundére hund: cents, Certificate 1885—On the aon rtof Lot 1 the name of & Hermon i dred and ix dollars forty dollars © nanbered y three, (1 emned 1D Heinlein tn aty-five dollars amonnt hundred and Lineteca cents, $125.19.) ficate 1999—On the middle twenty feet (20) of rt of ember fonrteen, 14.) in snare pum ered fe ed and ninety three, (4i3,) assem bel Clements im the auount of and forty uiue dollars seventy-threc conte, ( 9149.73.) Certificate 1940—On the south twenty feet (20) of part 14) in sama hire ot Lot number fourtr four bundred and n the name of EB. ofone hundred conta, ( @149 73.) Certificate 1941—On all of Lot number fi square numbered four hundred and (493," axsexned in the name of @amuel Hermon iu the amount of three hundred and eighty-one dol Jars forty four cents,( $351.44.) Certificate 1942-01 et ar : = in the amount M forty mine d olaresey cary -tliree the north twenty feet (30) of fourteen. (14.) in sqaare naw : and ninety-three, (493) seened in the name of M. Oppente amount ofone buudred and forty Line enty-four conts,( $149.74.) Certificate 143 -On the north thirty seve inches (37.06 t of Lot number one, yuare num handred and ninety fon {fet aecaned stp the name of Pompey Seckeom. i the ‘amount of two hundred and eighty dollars eighty two ceuts,( $290.52.) - Certificate 1944—On the south thirty two feet eleven inches (32.11) of part of Lot number ene.(1.) in Square numbered four handred aud ninety-four (494,) asnensed in the name of P. Cullinane in the amount of two hundred and thirty dollars fifty- eight cents, ( $230.55.) Certificate 10—On the sixteen feet (16) the worth part of Lot number fifteen square numbered four hundred and_ ninety font, (44,) assessed in thename ot J Kurck in the amount of one hundred twenty-four dollars seven ty cents, ; @124.70.) Certificate 1949—On all of Lot F, in square numbered four hundred and ninety-four, (494.) assessed the name of Caroline Gross in the nt of 0 hundred and cighteen dollars ninety three ec! (918.93. Certificate 1948—On all of Lot H,1n sanare wom. bered four hundred and uinety four. 1491.) asseosed in the name of C.J. Brewer in the amount of hundred andvighteen dollara ninety three ce: (818.93.) Certificate 190—On the sonth foot «ts (1.06) of part of Le st pamber fifteen, (15, bumbered four hundred and ninety teased dn the name of Pompe Smount of nine dollars adjoinine Pompey Jackson in the thirty-cight cents, (@9.35.) Certificate 1951—On the sonth sixteen feet inehes (167) of part of Lot number ones) ie are numbered four hundred > (495,) amcened in the name of Sosepiinn te Benet three dollars in the amount of one hundred eighty cents, ( @ 103.50.) Certificate 1952—On the north eight feet fi inches (8.05) =e of Lot number Arn inne are numbered four hundred and ninety five, ae in the name of George Mattingly in tho amount of fitty-two dollars sixty-seven ceuts, $52.67.) Certificate 1983—On all of Lot number thirty-three, (3)! im sauare nembered four hundred au nheety: five, (495, 5 mane iy theamount of one bundrel'and seve ae aa a) lars eighty-five cents, ( $176.85. Certificate 1956—On all of Lot number (38.) in square numbered four hundred ana wheats 3 taachy fa the meson of te Peni eee wight one dollars four cents, ( $151.00) ail Certificate 1957—On all of Lot number thirty-seven, (37) in square numbered four bundred und uipere Ber fat amount of ome bt snared ea fnyrais {athe mi Py " dollars forty-nine cents, ( @ 156.49.) “td 4 Certificate 1958—On the north four fect(4) of part ef Lot number thi eight, Di juare Wem bored four hundred wad hin ive, in the of B in the name ‘suuoast of a or twenty-five dollars three cents, ( $25.03.) Certificate 1959—On the ‘one feet (21) of part of Lot number numbered four hundred aud wince, (a6 e ae. ot jattingly in the Bmount of one" baoired tel’ thing ae ase Sesout of one hs forty-three Cents,( $131 43.) ae! one ip synare et, + i} ninety ~ ©, (45) ane In the name 7 lars four cents, ( @ 151.04.) - fort 4a George Mattingly i (8) aollare thirteen